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The best Mobbin alternatives in 2026

Mobbin is the default answer for real-world app screens — and for good reason. But it costs $10 a month billed yearly, there's no monthly plan, and its search and flows sit behind the paywall. If you mostly design websites, want to hand references to an AI builder, or simply want something cheaper, one of these may fit better.

Written by the UIDiscovery team — we make one of the tools on this list. Competitor details come from their own websites; see sources.

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The short answer

Our verdict

For deep, in-app iOS screens and flows, Mobbin (or Refero) is still the stronger library. If you design websites and landing pages, or build with AI tools, UIDiscovery gives you section-level website references, build prompts and MCP in the free local preview. For recorded user journeys on Android and email too, look at Page Flows.

First, the incumbent

What Mobbin does well

Mobbin is a searchable library of screens, flows and UI patterns from shipped iOS apps, web apps and websites. Its homepage lists 1,428 apps and 621,500+ screens, and it adds content weekly. Paid plans unlock flows, animations, Deep Search, unlimited collections and an MCP server; a Figma plugin copies screens straight into your file.

Where Mobbin is still the better choice

  • In-app iOS screens. Mobbin captures screens from inside the apps, screen by screen. Our iOS library combines App Store screenshots, imported in-app collections and selected recordings; coverage varies by app.
  • Flows. Mobbin organises end-to-end journeys like onboarding, checkout and subscription. We have only a handful of recorded flows so far.
  • Figma workflow. Mobbin's Figma plugin copies screens into a file directly. We export prompts, tokens and images rather than Figma layers.

Reasons people look elsewhere

  • You want to explore website sections and original implementation examples. Our preview is free; paid checkout is not available.
  • You design websites more than apps: our library cuts real homepages into hero, pricing, FAQ and footer sections you can compare side by side.
  • You build with AI: every section carries a build prompt and one-click handoff to v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT.

Side by side

Mobbin alternatives compared

Prices in USD as listed on each site on September 22, 2026. Library sizes are each company's own figures.

UIDiscoveryOurs

Price
Free local preview · paid checkout is not available
Free plan
Yes — the current local preview is free to browse
Library
110,000+ references across 2,600+ websites, 3,800+ iOS app entries and 62 web apps; iOS sources include App Store listings, imported screen collections and selected recordings
Platforms
Websites, iOS screens and web apps
AI features
Reference build prompts, a local MCP server and REST API; no paid access tiers are active
Export & handoff
One-click “Build it in” v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT; palette and fonts as a Tailwind theme, CSS variables or a DESIGN.md rules file

Refero

Price
Free · Pro $10/mo ($120 billed yearly) · Team $12/seat/mo billed yearly · quarterly and lifetime options
Free plan
Yes — about 3% of the library, search by tag or company
Library
142,000+ screens from web and iOS products, plus user flows
Platforms
Web apps, iOS apps
AI features
Refero MCP, a “Refero Skill” for agents, search by image, research mode
Export & handoff
Figma plugin; MCP for AI agents

Page Flows

Price
3-day trial $2.95 · $99/yr ($8.25/mo) · $39/quarter · Team $199/yr for 3 users
Free plan
No free plan — a paid 3-day trial
Library
Recorded user flows with annotations, app screens, UI elements and emails
Platforms
iOS, Android, web, email
AI features
None advertised on its pricing page
Export & handoff
Batch download screens

Land-book

Price
Free to browse · Pro $9/mo, or $72/yr
Free plan
Yes — browse the gallery; Pro removes ads and adds screenshot downloads
Library
20,000+ hand-picked website examples, updated daily, plus a template shop
Platforms
Websites
AI features
None advertised
Export & handoff
Screenshot downloads (Pro); paid templates from independent authors

Dribbble

Price
Free to browse · Pro plans are for designers selling services (from $4/mo billed yearly)
Free plan
Yes — browsing shots is free
Library
“Shots” posted by designers — product, web, mobile, branding, illustration, animation
Platforms
Any discipline; not tied to shipped products
AI features
None for reference-gathering
Export & handoff
Hire the designer: project briefs, services and jobs

Behance

Price
Free to browse · optional paid Pro for creatives
Free plan
Yes
Library
Full case-study projects posted by creatives, across every discipline
Platforms
Any discipline
AI features
None for reference-gathering
Export & handoff
Contact and hire the creative; part of Adobe

Try UIDiscovery free. Browse the whole library without an account, then upgrade only if you want MCP, high-res downloads and unlimited prompts.

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In detail

The 6 alternatives, one by one

  1. 01

    UIDiscoveryOurs

    Best for: Website and landing-page references you can hand straight to an AI builder

    Price: Free local preview · paid checkout is not available

    Browse website sectionsExplore iOS appsSee pricing

    UIDiscovery captures real websites and cuts each page into labelled sections — hero, features, pricing, testimonials, FAQ — with the palette and fonts extracted. Alongside 2,600+ websites there are 3,800+ iOS app entries (listing screenshots and imported in-app collections) and 62 web apps, sorted into 18 industries. Every section has an original build prompt you can send to v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT in one click, and the library is queryable over a public REST API and an MCP server.

    Pros

    • Free local preview; no paid checkout
    • Section-level website library with palettes and fonts
    • Build prompts, one-click AI handoff, REST API and MCP

    Cons

    • In-app coverage varies by product; some entries contain only listing screenshots
    • Only a few recorded flows so far
    • No Figma plugin
  2. 02

    Refero

    Best for: The closest like-for-like swap: web and iOS screens with flows

    Price: Free · Pro $10/mo ($120 billed yearly) · Team $12/seat/mo billed yearly · quarterly and lifetime options

    Visit Refero

    Refero is a reference library of real product screens and user flows from web and iOS apps — 142,000+ screens, with new ones added weekly. It leans hard into AI research: a research mode that returns references with reasoning, search by image, an MCP server and a “Skill” that guides AI agents. Pro includes a Figma plugin.

    Pros

    • Web and iOS screens plus flows in one plan
    • Strong AI tooling: MCP, research mode, image search
    • Quarterly, annual and lifetime options

    Cons

    • Free plan shows only about 3% of the library
    • No Android or email coverage
    • Screens, not section-level website breakdowns
  3. 03

    Page Flows

    Best for: Watching real user journeys as video, including Android and email

    Price: 3-day trial $2.95 · $99/yr ($8.25/mo) · $39/quarter · Team $199/yr for 3 users

    Visit Page Flows

    Page Flows records real user flows — onboarding, checkout, settings — and annotates them step by step, alongside screens, UI elements and email designs. It covers iOS, Android, web and email, which makes it the broadest on platforms here. There's no free plan; you start with a $2.95 three-day trial.

    Pros

    • Video recordings of full flows with annotations
    • Covers Android and email, not just iOS and web
    • Yearly plan works out to $8.25 a month

    Cons

    • No free tier
    • No AI or MCP tooling advertised
    • Quarterly or yearly billing only — no monthly plan
  4. 04

    Land-book

    Best for: Browsing landing-page inspiration for free

    Price: Free to browse · Pro $9/mo, or $72/yr

    Visit Land-book

    Land-book is a curated gallery of website design, updated daily, with 20,000+ examples browsable by type — landing pages, product pages, portfolios, ecommerce. It's free to browse; Pro removes ads and unlocks screenshot downloads. It also sells templates from independent authors.

    Pros

    • Free and fast to browse
    • Large, curated website gallery
    • Cheap Pro plan

    Cons

    • Websites only — no app screens or flows
    • Whole pages, not section-level breakdowns
    • No AI or developer tooling advertised
  5. 05

    Dribbble

    Best for: Visual exploration and finding a designer to hire

    Price: Free to browse · Pro plans are for designers selling services (from $4/mo billed yearly)

    Visit Dribbble

    Dribbble is a community where designers post “shots” — product, web, mobile, branding, illustration and animation. It's free to browse and excellent for visual ideas and mood. Its paid Pro plans are aimed at designers who want to get hired, not at people gathering references.

    Pros

    • Free, huge and visually rich
    • Covers every discipline, including branding and motion
    • Built-in hiring marketplace

    Cons

    • Shots can be concepts as well as shipped work
    • No structured screens, flows or sections
    • Not organised by UI pattern
  6. 06

    Behance

    Best for: Full case studies that show the thinking behind a design

    Price: Free to browse · optional paid Pro for creatives

    Visit Behance

    Behance, part of Adobe, is where creatives publish complete projects — often with process, research and multiple screens in one case study. It's free to browse and useful when you want to see how a team reasoned about a product, not only what it looks like.

    Pros

    • Free to browse
    • Long-form case studies with process
    • Every creative discipline

    Cons

    • Not organised by screen type or UI pattern
    • Mix of shipped and concept work
    • No design-tool or AI handoff

Decide in a minute

Which should you pick?

If you need deep in-app iOS screens and onboarding flows
→ Mobbin or Refero
If you need recorded journeys on Android, or email design
→ Page Flows
If you need website sections with palettes, fonts and AI prompts
→ UIDiscovery
If you need an MCP server your coding agent can query
→ UIDiscovery, Refero or Mobbin (Pro)
If you need free landing-page inspiration
→ Land-book
If you need visual exploration or hiring a designer
→ Dribbble or Behance

Try the website side of the library free.

Browse every section, copy palettes and fonts, and send a build prompt to your AI tool — no card needed.

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Mobbin alternatives — FAQ

Is there a free alternative to Mobbin?

Yes. UIDiscovery lets you browse its local preview free; public hosting and paid checkout are not available yet. Land-book, Dribbble and Behance are free to browse too, though they aren't organised around screens and sections. Mobbin itself has a free plan with a limited set of apps and sites and up to three collections.

What is the cheapest Mobbin alternative?

UIDiscovery currently has a free local preview, not a purchasable subscription. Land-book Pro is $6 a month billed yearly, Page Flows works out to $8.25 a month on its yearly plan, and Refero Pro is $10 a month billed yearly — the same as Mobbin Pro. Prices were checked on September 22, 2026.

Which Mobbin alternative has flows?

Refero and Page Flows both include user flows. Page Flows records them as annotated videos and covers iOS, Android, web and email. Refero includes step-by-step flows for web and iOS in its Pro plan. UIDiscovery has only a few recorded flows today, so it isn't the right pick if flows are your main need.

Does UIDiscovery have Android apps?

No. UIDiscovery covers websites, iOS app entries (listing screenshots and imported in-app collections) and web apps. If you need Android references, Page Flows lists Android coverage.

Can I use these references with AI tools like Cursor or Claude?

Yes, with differences. UIDiscovery, Refero and Mobbin (on Pro) all offer an MCP server so agents can search the library. UIDiscovery also attaches an original build prompt to every section and opens it in v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT in one click.

Is it legal to copy designs from these libraries?

These libraries show real products for reference and research. The designs belong to their owners, so use them to study layout, hierarchy and patterns — then write your own copy, use your own brand assets and make your own decisions.

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Sources & last checked

All competitor prices, plan details and library sizes were read from the pages below on . Prices can change and may be shown in local currency in some regions; check each site before you buy. Where a detail couldn't be confirmed on the competitor's own site, we left it out. UIDiscovery figures are counted from our library when this page is built. Product names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify them; this page is written by UIDiscovery and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.